9H30 : OPENING
10H30- 11H30: CONFERENCE
FRANCE: STATUS ON TEXTILE ENVIRONMENTAL LABELLING
Announced by the AGEC law in 2020, France's Textile Environmental Labelling (AET) was built on experiments carried out in 2022 by the industry. After a 2-year gestation period, the methodology was revealed at the beginning of March 2024 for consultation with the industry.
What is the regulatory context? What are the main methodological points? What are the challenges? The next steps
This conference will give you the keys to understanding this complex subject and integrating it into your traceability and impact strategy.
Vincent COLOMB
ADEME Environmental Labeling Coordinator
Vincent has been specialising in environmental assessment and life cycle analyses for 10 years. After leading the creation of the Agribalyse LCA database and being involved in the PEF, he is now in charge of coordinating and rolling out environmental labelling for ADEME.
Pascal DAGRAS
Environmental labelling & Ecobalyse intrapreneur, French Ministry of Ecological Transition
After graduating from École Polytechnique, Pascal worked for a number of government departments (DGE, DREAL, etc.) on environmental issues and business support.
14H-15H: CONFERENCE
PEFCR APPAREL & FOOTWEAR:
METHODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND NEXT STEPS
After 4 years of intensive development, version 2.0 of the PEFCR A&F European environmental impact calculation methodology is out for public consultation until 28 April. What are the main methodological changes? The challenges? What are the next steps?
This conference will give you the keys to understanding this complex subject and integrating it into your traceability and impact strategy.
Baptiste CARRIERE-PRADAL
Chair of the PEFCR A&F Technical Secretariat.
After 8 years of experience in the field, he created and led Decathlon's first CSR department. He then joined the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, launching their European office, and leading their transparency and policy activities.In 2019, he launched the Policy Hub with Bente Bauer.
Baptiste also works on his family's organic and agroforestry wine estate in the south of France.
Emilie CARASSO
Global Lead, Footprinting
Quantis PEFCR A&F Technical Expert
After a Master's degree in chemical engineering from HEI Lille, Emilie spent five years in Brussels, working on European projects. In 2021 she joined Quantis in Lausanne where she worked on the development of a life cycle inventory database for the paint industry and led the pilot phase of the European PEF. She then spent four years in Melbourne, Australia, leading environmental improvement programmes for EPA Victoria and DELWP.
16H-17H: CONFERENCE
TESTIMONIAL : THE TRACEABILITY AND IMPACT PROJECT OF THE EUROPEAN FLAX® INDUSTRY
For the first time, the Alliance for European Flax-Linen & Hemp will be sharing its experience of its traceability and environmental impact trajectory.
From the launch of its traceability project in 2020 to the construction of life-cycle data for European flax, the Innovation & CSR department will give us its account of a sector that is making a step-by-step commitment to a European and global transition.
Marie DEMAEGDT
Textile and Sustainability Director
ALLIANCE FOR EUROPEAN FLAX-LINEN & HEMP
Marie has been working with the European flax and hemp industry for several years, particularly on textile innovation and CSR. In particular, Marie is the architect of the sector's environmental trajectory, with the introduction of the first life cycle data for European flax.
Julie PARISET
Innovation & CSR Director
ALLIANCE FOR EUROPEAN FLAX-LINEN & HEMP
Julie coordinates responsible innovation at every stage of production and processing within an industrial scope that includes agriculture, textiles and technical textiles.
Julie is also responsible for supporting and facilitating R&D initiatives for the entire sector at European level.
18H00 : CLOSING
JEUDI 11 AVRIL 2024
COMET BOURSE
35 rue Saint-Marc
75002 Paris